Ravi Teja. After Seetayya, Chowdary took a break of one year as his brother expired and Chowdary's elder daughter was born. Chowdary has two daughters. Chowdary had a good personal rapport with Nandamuri Harikrishna from the time of Pattabhishekam, as the latter was the producer of that film. Harikrishna personally took Chowdary along with him to many places. "He was the person who taught me the etiquettes of star hotels. I never knew how to use forks", Chowdary remembered his relationship with Harikrishna in an interview. After the success of Lahiri Lahiri Lahirilo, Chowdary held a function at a place where Harikrishna contested and failed in elections, to show the following he had. Other work Chowdary is a big fan of Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao whom he claims as his inspiration to enter the film industry. Every film produced in his production house "Bommarillu Vaari" starts with a prayer song on NTR by showing his picture on screen. It ends showing his picture again. The prayer song was written, composed and sung by music director M. M. Keeravani. Chowdary started an audio company "Yuktha Music" named after his elder daughter Yuktha and released the audio of Devadasu as the first album through it. He printed 36-page and 24-page special invitations for the film launch and audio launch events respectively of Devadasu. Chowdary purchased the "Gopala Krishna" theater at Gudivada. He renovated it and renamed it as "Bommarillu" after his production house. It was the first movie theater at Gudivada with AC and DTS technologies. He exhibited Okka Magaadu as the first film in it. Filmography References External links Film producers from Andhra Pradesh Telugu film producers Telugu film directors Living people People from Krishna district Film directors from Andhra Pradesh 20th-century Indian film directors 21st-century Indian film directors 1965 births Telugu screenwriters Screenwriters from Andhra Pradesh